Train 45 V

Saturday, April 11, 2009


Lesson #031, Train 45 V



Note: This lesson should probably be classified as "Intermediate". To return to the beginner series, skip to lesson #33

Hey Everyone,

Here is a bluesy variation on the first section of Train 45. The blues have been a part of Bluegrass ever since Bill Monroe invented it! I often use bluesy sounding notes in my soloing when I'm playing Bluegrass in some form or another. I'll certainly be talking about getting that bluesy sound into your playing in future discussions.

David
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In 2009, at the age of 60, I decided to learn to play the 5-string banjo. I searched the internet for lessons and struck gold when I found David Cavage's free banjo lessons at Musicmoose.org. His video hosting site revver.com was having some serious problems at the time so I downloaded as many of the lessons as I could whenever they became available. Revver.com stopped operating shortly afterwards and, sadly, Musicmoose.org is no more. I contacted David early 2020 and he told me he no longer had the original master videos and feared they may have been lost forever. This amazing course of free banjo lessons, from absolute beginner to advanced player, is too good to be forgotten, so this is my attempt to get David's work back out there again so that he can teach, inspire and spread the joy of banjo pickin' to more generations of budding musicians, just like he did with me. I've rounded up all the Moose stuff I could find and put it here, so start pickin' and enjoy!-------MooseHerder.